For lovers of Prog, Steven Wilson needs no introduction. His reach into different facets of the scene over many years includes his solo work, his band Porcupine Tree, and countless production and mixing credits. Ahead of his...

What Adelaide folk lack in numbers they make up for in enthusiasm and participation – when I lived there three quarters of the state’s population would turn up to the John Martins Christmas Pageant that weaved it’s...

Excuse us while we remove out metal hats for a moment, and delve into the world of progressive rock. A few months ago the Adelaide band released their new album The Coming Storm (which is absolutely superb). Even...

If you’re like me, a really good film has to have a degree of unpredictability. Not all over the place so it doesn’t make sense, but where you don’t spend the whole time waiting for the ending...

We had a bit of a laugh the other day after we reviewed the debut album from solo project SEIMS, and the artist involved, Simeon, reviewed our review on his blog. We figured that was good enough...

Today at work someone who has discovered Apple’s Garage Band was playing me some of his songs, during which I was thinking about the shapes of the tracks that were better than others and how much that...

One-man devotional folk from Melbourne. Mesmerising.

In the olden days of last century if you released a song from an album and threw in a couple of remixes and a new track it was called a single. At first glance that’s what EP...

The cover art of Blood Becomes Fire, the latest release from Beastwars, is a damn fine representation of what’s inside. It’s heavy, ominous, oppressive, dark and gloomy, and offers nothing but despair as it unrolls its quest...

Fantastic melancholic melodic death/doom out of Melbourne.